In June this year, Realme CEO announced that it will be the first company to unveil a smartphone with a 64 MP camera. Soon after, Redmi
revealed that it is also working on a phone with a 64 MP camera sensor.
Now, reports suggest that Samsung is also working to join this
bandwagon.
According to a leak that comes via Ice Universe on Twitter, Samsung is working on a new Galaxy A-series phone, which will feature a 64 MP
sensor. This purported device will apparently be launched as soon as
September/October this year.
While a timeline did not exist about Samsung’s 64 MP camera phone, this was long due from the company since the company officially launched
the 64 MP ISOCELL Bright GW1 image sensor in May this year.
As per Samsung, the 64 MP ISOCELL sensor has the highest resolution in Samsung’s 0.8µm-pixel image sensor lineup and also features the
“industry’s highest resolution” lens. It uses pixel-merging Tetracell
technology to churn out 16 MP images in low lighting conditions by
merging four pixels into one and 64 MP images with “color filter
descrambling” in well-lit conditions.
There is support for a real-time high dynamic range of up to 100 decibels (dB) which can give “richer hues” says Samsung. Conventional
sensors have a dynamic range of about 60 dB while the human eye is
considered to be around 120 dB. At the time of launch, Samsung had said
that the 64 MP ISOCELL Bright GW1 will enter mass-production in the
second half of this year.
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